The Grand Revolutions Quiz! - Statistics

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France Causes Dates	Year	Date	% Correct
The American Civil War	------	1775 - 1783	83%
The Diamond NecklaceAffair	------	1784 - 1785	83%
Necker presents theCompte Rendu	1781	February 19th	83%
Civil constitution of the clergy is decreed	1790	July 12th	83%
The invasion of Les Invalidesand the Bastille	1789	July 14th	83%
Lafayette organises the festival of federation	1790	July 14th	83%
The King accepts the revolution, Bailly becomes mayor and Lafayette becomes head of the National Guard	1789	July 15th	83%
The troops are withdrawn and Necker isrecalled	1789	July 16th	83%
The Coronation ofLouis XVI	1775	June 11th	83%
Necker Resigns	1781	May 19th	83%
The Revellion Riots	1789	April 27th and 28th	67%
Calonne is dismissed andreplaced by Brienne	1787	April 8th	67%
The Parliaments rebel againstThe King and are exiled	1787	August	67%
The invasions of the Tuileries	1792	August 10th	67%
The royal treasury suspends payments	1788	August 16th	67%
Brienne resigns and Necker is recalled	1788	August 24th	67%
Declaration of the rights of man and citizen	1789	August 26th	67%
Feudalism is abolished in the August Decrees	1789	August 4th - 11th	67%
The King calls the Estates Generalfor May of 1789	1788	August 8th	67%
The King convenes theAssembly of Notables	1787	February 22nd	67%
The E.G elections and drafting ofthe cahiers take place	1789	February - May	67%
The king is executed	1793	January 21st	67%
The King sacks Necker, people get rowdyand Desmoulins encourages taking up arms	1789	July 11th - 13th	67%
Foulon and Berthier are killed by the crowd	1789	July 22nd	67%
Protests occur against the troops butthe King does not withdraw them	1789	July 2nd - 10th	67%
Some Parish Priests join the 3rd Estate	1789	June 13th	67%
The 3rd estate declares itself the Assembly	1789	June 17th	67%
Honorific titles and nobility are abandoned	1790	June 19th	67%
The tennis court oath	1789	June 20th	67%
The flight to Varennes, and the King's return	1791	June 20th and 21st	67%
A group of Nobles join with the 3rd	1789	June 25th	67%
The three orders unite	1789	June 27th	67%
The King calls in the troops	1789	June 30th	67%
The Great Fear	1789	Late July	67%
The E.G opens	1789	May 5th	67%
The 3rd estate demand voting by head	1789	May 6th	67%
The King holds a royal session	1787	November 19th	67%
The October Days	1789	October 5th - 6th	67%
The Assembly grants king suspensive vetoand decides on unicameral system	1789	September	67%
What is the 3rd estate is published	1789	February	50%
Abolition of religious orders with exceptionof education and healthcare	1790	February 13th	50%
France is turned into 83 departments	1790	February 26th	50%
Champ de Mars massacre	1791	July 17th	50%
The Brunswick manifesto is issued	1792	July 25th	50%
The Parliaments says that the king must submit fiscal reform to the Estates General	1788	May 3rd	50%
Nationalisation of Church property	1789	November 27th	50%
The legislative assembly meets for the first time	1791	October 1st	50%
Prussians capture Verdun	1792	September 2nd	50%
September Massacres	1792	September 2nd	50%
The Pope condemns the civil constitution	1791	April 13th	33%
The King is prevented from going to Saint Cloud	1791	April 18th	33%
France declares war	1792	April 20th	33%
Guillotine is used for the first time	1792	April 25th	33%
The Assembly votes for the abolition of theactive/passive distinction	1792	August 12th	33%
The extraordinary tribunal is established	1792	August 17th	33%
Lafayette defects to Austria	1792	August 19th	33%
The radical Paris sections demand that the King be dethroned	1792	August 3rd	33%
France declares war on Great Britain and the Dutch Republic	1793	February 1st	33%
Formal call for Estates General meeting	1789	January 24th	33%
France makes an ultimatum to Austria	1792	January 25th	33%
The decree of the country in danger	1792	July 11th	33%
The King is reinstated	1791	July 16th	33%
European nations form coalition against France	1791	July 25th	33%
Federal troops (from Marseille) arrive in Paris	1792	July 30th	33%
Brissontin ministry is dismissed and Prussiadeclares war on France	1792	June 13th	33%
The King is humiliated at the Tuileries	1792	June 20th	33%
The Girondins are removed from the Convention	1793	June 2nd	33%
Clergy and Nobility accept theprinciple of equality in taxation	1789	May 20th - 22nd	33%
The Assembly orders the emigrated noblesto return or lose their land	1791	November	33%
The committee of surveillance is established	1791	November 25th	33%
Brissot suggests the revolutionary war	1791	October 20th	33%
The Assembly of notables meet againto discuss make up of Estates-General	1788	October - December	33%
The King approves the constitution of 1791 andthe National Assembly is dissolved	1791	September 13th - 14th	33%
Assembly takes control of the treasury	1790	September 4th - 6th	33%
New Economic Plan abandoned by Stalin	------	1928	17%
Witte is dismissed	1906	April	17%
Girondins fail to try Marat	1793	April 13th - 24th	17%
The fundamental laws are passed	1906	April 23rd	17%
The first Dumas opens	1906	April 27th	17%
Federalist rebellion in Marseille	1793	April 29th	17%
Committee of Public Safety is created	1793	April 6th	17%
The Levée en Masse is decreed	1793	August 23rd	17%
Rasputin murdered	1916	December 16th	17%
The trial of the King is held	1792	December 3rd - 26th	17%
Trotsky, Zinoviev and Kamenev unite againstStalin	------	Early 1926	17%
The second Dumas opens	1907	February 20th	17%
The Assembly decrees conscription of anarmy of 300,000 men	1793	February 24th	17%
Food shortages cause riots in Paris	1793	February 25th - 27th	17%
Trotsky replaced as Commissar for War	1925	January	17%
Strikes continue	1905	January 10th	17%
Le Pelletier is assassinated	1793	January 20th	17%
Major strikes begin in St Petersburg	1905	January 7th	17%
The condemnation of the king, passing of the death sentence and vote against reprive	1793	January 7th - 18th	17%
Bloody Sunday petition and massacre	1905	January 9th	17%
Danton quits the committee of public safety	1793	July 10th	17%
Marat is assassinated by Charlotte Corday	1793	July 13th	17%
The death penalty is introduced for hoarding	1793	July 26th	17%
Robespierre becomes a member of the Committee of Public Safety	1793	July 27th	17%
The first Dumas is dissolved	1906	July 8th	17%
Stolypin is appointed prime minister	1906	June	17%
The Jacobin constitution is acceptedby the Convention	1793	June 24th	17%
The second Dumas is dissolved	1907	June 3rd	17%
Disastrous harvest	1921	June - July	17%
The revolutionary tribunal is established	1793	March 10th	17%
The Vendée rebellion begins	1793	March 11th	17%
The revolutionary committees are established	1793	March 21st	17%
The commission of twelve is appointed	1793	May 20th	17%
The coronation of Tsar Nicolas II	1896	May 26th	17%
The Assembly passes a new law againstrefractory priests	1792	May 27th	17%
Popular uprising in Paris against the Girondins	1793	May 31st	17%
Convention decrees the Maximum on food prices	1793	May 4th	17%
Third Dumas opens (remains until 1912)	1907	November 7th	17%
The Octoberists form	1905	October	17%
Zinoviev, Kamenev and Trotsky expelled fromthe party	1926	October - November	17%
Stolypin is assisnated	1911	September 1st	17%
The convention meets for the first time	1792	September 21st	17%
The republic is proclaimed	1792	September 22nd	17%
The king reopens the parliaments, theParis parelments demand that Estates-General vote by order	1788	September 25th	17%
Government by terror is introduced	1793	5th September	0%
Second national Zemstvo congress calls fora constituent assembly	1905	April	0%
Tsaritsyn renamed Stalingrad	1925	April	0%
Forced labour camps begin	1919	April 11th	0%
'Scissors crisis' analysed by Trotsky	1923	April 17th - 25th	0%
The rebellion of Germinal	1795	April 1st - 2nd	0%
Trotsky returns	1917	April 20th	0%
The rebellion of Prarial	1795	April 20th - May 2nd	0%
Polish-Soviet war begins	1920	April 26th	0%
Lenin arrives in Petrograd	1917	April 3rd	0%
Stalin appointed General Secretary	1922	April 3rd	0%
Striking workers at Lena goldfields are killedby the Imperial army	1912	April 4th	0%
Lenin announces April Theses	1917	April 4th	0%
Danton and Desmoulins are tried and executed	1794	April 5th	0%
The Tsar heads for the front	1915	August	0%
Outbreak of green resistance in Tambov	1920	August	0%
Germany declares war on Russia	1914	August 1st	0%
Kornilov affair	1917	August 24th - 27th	0%
Russian army defeated at battle of Tannenburg	1914	August 28th - 31st	0%
American and British troops land at Vladivostok	1918	August 2nd - 4th	0%
Petrograd CHEKA cheif assassinated; Kaplanwounds Lenin	1918	August 30th	0%
Further industrialisation backed by 14th partycongress	1925	December	0%
Banks are nationalised	1917	December 14th	0%
Lenin's second stroke	1922	December 15th	0%
Formal ranks and saluting abolished in armed forces	1917	December 16th	0%
Stalin espouses theory of Socialism in One Country	1924	December 17th	0%
Port Arthur surrenders to the Japanese	1904	December 20th	0%
Lenin dictates his 'Testament'	1922	December 25th	0%
Ceasefire with Germany	1917	December 2nd	0%
Committees of poor dissolved	1918	December 2nd	0%
Decree on marriage	1917	December 5th	0%
St Petersburg soviet orders a general strike	1905	December 6th	0%
Cheka created	1917	December 7th	0%
Moscow uprising is suppressed by force	1905	December 8th	0%
Left SRs enter Sovnarkom	1917	December 9th - 10th	0%
Ban on SRs lifted	1919	February	0%
Mass strikes in Moscow and Petrograd	1921	February	0%
Fighting with Germany resumes after talks stallin Brest-Litovsk	1918	February 18th	0%
Gregorian calendar introduced	1918	February 1st	0%
Planning Commission (GOSPLAN) established	1921	February 21st	0%
Women's day marches	1917	February 23rd	0%
Founding of the Red Army	1918	February 23rd	0%
Dumas defies Tsar's closing order	1917	February 26th	0%
Church resists confiscation of riches for faminerelief	1922	February 26th	0%
Petrograd soviet forms, Petrograd Garrisonmutiny and Provisional committee takes control	1917	February 27th	0%
The rebellion in Saint-Domingue forces the Convention to abolish slavery	1794	February 4th	0%
CHEKA is renamed the GPU	1922	February 6th	0%
Execution of Kolchak	1920	February 7th	0%
The Japanese attack port Arthur, sparkingthe Russo-Japanese war	1904	February 8th	0%
Grain requisitioning squads begin	1919	January	0%
Assassination attempt on Lenin	1918	January 1st	0%
Foreign debts are cancelled	1918	January 21st	0%
Death of Lenin	1924	January 21st	0%
Decree on separation of church and state	1918	January 23rd	0%
Putilov steel works strike	1917	January 26th	0%
Petrograd renamed Leningrad	1924	January 26th	0%
Ukraine declared independence (not recognised)	1918	January 28th	0%
Lenin urges removal of Stalin from General Secretary role	1923	January 4th	0%
Constituent Assembly opens	1918	January 5th	0%
Constituent Assembly dissolved by Government	1918	January 6th	0%
Third All-Russian congress declares 'Soviet' republic	1918	January 8th	0%
Class based rationing beings	1918	July	0%
Tsar and family executed	1918	July 17th	0%
Kornilov is announced supreme commander ofthe armed forces	1917	July 18th	0%
Constitution ratified by 5th congress of soviets	1918	July 19th	0%
Robespierre and his associate fall	1794	July 27th - 28th	0%
The July days	1917	July 3rd - 5th	0%
Wage controls are introduced in Paris	1794	July 5th	0%
SR uprising and von Mirbach assassinated	1918	July 5th - 6th	0%
Kerensky becomes prime minister	1917	July 8th	0%
Left SRs expelled from soviets	1918	July 9th	0%
Formation of committees of poor	1918	June 11th	0%
The Potemkin sailors mutiny	1905	June 14th	0%
Right SRs and Mensheviks expelled from soviets	1918	June 14th	0%
The June offensive begins	1917	June 18th	0%
War communism begins	1918	June 28th	0%
Mahkno's Green uprising in Ukraine begins	1919	June 4th	0%
Brusilov's offensive	1916	June 4th - September 20th	0%
Start of SR show trials	1922	June 6th	0%
The festival of the supreme being is held	1794	June 8th	0%
Formation of SR dominated Komuch	1918	June 8th	0%
Trial of the Jacobins	1795	March	0%
Russian capital moved from Petrograd to Moscow	1918	March 10th	0%
Lenin's third stoke	1923	March 10th	0%
The Heberists are arrested and executed	1794	March 13th - 24th	0%
Left SRs withdraw from Sovnarkom	1918	March 15th	0%
Trade agreement with Britain	1922	March 16th	0%
Red Army captures Kronstadt	1921	March 17th	0%
Treaty of Riga between Poland and Soviet Russia	1921	March 18th	0%
Soviet order No.1	1917	March 1st	0%
Kronstadt sailors call for sovietswithout communists	1921	March 1st	0%
International women's day prompts widespread demonstrations throughout Russia	1913	March 21st	0%
The revolutionary armies are disbanded	1794	March 27th	0%
Abdication of the Tsar/ Prov Government formed	1917	March 2nd	0%
First congress of Comintern	1919	March 2nd - 6th	0%
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk signed by Sovnarkom	1918	March 3rd	0%
Laws passed to allow rights to assembly andassociation	1906	March 4th	0%
Kolchak's campaigns in Siberia and Uralsbegin	1919	March 4th	0%
Launch of Red army assault on Kronstadt	1921	March 7th	0%
Bolshevik SDs change name to communist party	1918	March 8th	0%
NEP introduced at 10th party congress	1921	March 8th - 16th	0%
First campaign by Yudenish against Petrograd	1919	May	0%
Thirteenth party congress	1924	May	0%
Russians defeated at the battle of Tsushima	1905	May 14th	0%
Hyperinfaltion after bank told to print more notes	1919	May 15th	0%
Czech legion overthrows soviets along transsiberian railway	1918	May 22nd	0%
Lenin's first stroke	1922	May 26th	0%
Coalition government introduced, including sovietleaders	1917	May 5th	0%
Second campaign against Petrograd by Yudenich	1919	November	0%
Formal ranks and titles abolished	1917	November 10th	0%
Armistice between central powers and allies	1918	November 11th	0%
Elections for constituent assembly begin	1917	November 12th	0%
Soviets renege on Treaty of Brest-Litovsk	1918	November 13th	0%
State bank refuses to give the Government cash	1917	November 14th	0%
Last of White armies leave Crimea	1920	November 14th	0%
The fourth Dumas opens	1912	November 15th	0%
Moscow soviet is formed	1905	November 21st	0%
Criminal justice system replaced by People's courts	1917	November 22nd	0%
Kadet party banned and its leaders arrested	1917	November 28th	0%
The directory is established	1795	November 2nd	0%
Milrevcom troops gain control of Moscow	1917	November 2nd	0%
Ban on Mensheviks lifted	1918	November 30th	0%
Red Army reorganised and troop numbersreduced	1924	October	0%
The revolutionary government is declared	1793	October 10th	0%
Bolshevik central committee discusses whether to overthrow the Provisional Government	1917	October 10th	0%
The Kadets are formed	1905	October 12th	0%
Armistice between Poland and Soviet Russia	1920	October 12th	0%
St petersburg paralysed by strikes	1905	October 14th	0%
October manifesto issued	1905	October 17th	0%
Milrevcom meets for the first time	1917	October 20th	0%
Kerensky orders arrest of leading Bolsheviks,the closure of Bolshevik newspaper and the raising of bridges in central Petrograd	1917	October 23rd - 24th	0%
Milrevcom troops retake city from ProvisionalGovernment forces	1917	October 24th	0%
The Trial of the Girondins takes place	1793	October 24th - 31st	0%
Lenin declares the overthrow of the ProvisionalGovernment	1917	October 25th	0%
The convention closes down	1795	October 26th	0%
Bolsheviks capture the winter palace and overthrow the Government + Lenin issues first decrees	1917	October 26th	0%
Sovnarkom is established, and the Soviet centralexecutive committee is elected (CEC)	1917	October 27th	0%
Fighting in Moscow between Milrevcom andpro-Provisional Government forces	1917	October 31st	0%
Rebellion of Vendémiaire	1795	October 5th	0%
The law of suspects makes arrests essentiallyarbitrary	1793	September 17th	0%
Komuch becomes Provisional All-RussianGovernment	1918	September 23rd	0%
RSFSR becomes USSR	1922	September 23rd	0%
Trotsky elected chairman of Petrograd soviet	1917	September 25th	0%
The law of the general maximum is decreed	1793	September 29th	0%
Tsar Dismisses Dumas	1915	September 2nd	0%
Bolsheviks achieve majority in Moscow soviet	1917	September 2nd	0%
The Russo-Japanese war is ended with the treaty of Portsmouth	1905	September 5th	0%
Decree on Red Terror	1918	September 5th	0%
The Battle of Hondschoote is a turning pointfor the French in the War	1793	September 8th	0%
Bolsheviks achieve majority in Petrograd soviet	1917	September 8th	0%
The Russians defeated at the Masurian lakes	1914	September 9th - 14th	0%

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